Icons Of Filth - The Mortarhate Projects (Record Store Day Ltd 2 x Clear Vinyl)
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Icons Of Filth - The Mortarhate Projects (Record Store Day Limited Edition 2 x Clear Vinyl )
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Icons of Filth were an influential Welsh anarcho-punk band that disbanded in 2004, after the unexpected death of its lead singer, Andrew Sewell, known as Stiggy Smeg. The Mortarhate Projects
was originally released in 1995 while the band were in their absolute prime.
SIDE A
1.Why So Limited
2.Mentally Murdered
3.They’ve Taken Everything
4.Fucked Up State
5.Present and History
6.Dividing Line
7.Now Were Getting Warmer
8.Sod The Children
SIDE B
9.Show Us You Care
10.Death is the Only Release
11.Fool Britania
12.One Second to Midnight
13.Midnight
14.Onward Christian Soldiers
15.Self Styled Superiority
16.Power for Power
SIDE C
17.Politricks
18.Your Military
19.No Fucking Choice
20.Cut The Crap
21.Enough is Enough
22.Success On A Plate
23.Brain Death
SIDE D
24.Asking Too Much
25.Virus
26.Used, Abused, Unamused
27.A Measure Of Insecurity
28.Sunk Rock
29.Evil Speak
30.Vivisector
Released by Let Them Eat Vinyl Cat: LETV197LP.
POSTED WITHIN 24 HOURS FROM THE U.K.
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